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Right now Legacy Emanuel offers similar services on its campus and has for many years.

In his lawsuit filed this week in federal court in Eugene, Roseburg pediatrician and former Architrave CEO Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer alleges the Architrave board voted to delay correcting overpayments to physicians -- a vote made in secret because CCOs are exempt from public meetings laws.

Just Walk Salem has garnered support from community partners, volunteers, the South Salem Neighborhood Association and Salem Health.

A multi-million contract awarded to Reliant Behavioral Health by the Department of Human Services is being called into question after the agency did not seek competitive bids.

She spent the past seven years at the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems.

A group of four Democrats and one Republican discussed their policy ideas in Portland on Wednesday, but aside from a few modest proposals for the upcoming February session, goals from single-payer to improved consumer product safety and better Medicaid regulations may wait until 2017 and beyond.

2016 could be a consequential year for U.S. global health policy. The U.S., along with the rest of the world, enters the post-2015, post-Paris climate conference period of international development just as new and re-emerging crises and security concerns crowd the foreign policy agenda.

Blues, Managed Care Plans, and Others Dominate Low-Cost Marketplace Offerings